Application Process
LinkedIn, Indeed, Handshake and Hire-A-Niner are examples of what.
What is job application sites?
Includes your name (first / last), contact information, LinkedIn information and personal websites/GitHub/portfolio link.
What is header?
Length of an associate-level resume
What is one page long?
Understanding values and information of the organization you are interviewing with.
What is researching?
7 seconds
What is the average time a recruiter looks at your resume?
Skills that are the non-negotiable, fundamental abilities a candidate absolutely needs to perform the essential functions of a job effectively.
What are must-have skills?
Only mention GPA on a Resume if it is this or better
A comprehensive, lengthy document containing your entire career history, skills, accomplishments, and education that is not meant for job applications
Three-to-four, focusing on team initiatives, culture and a organizations values.
What are questions?
Situation, task, action and result
What is STAR?
People or documents that provide confirmation or endorsement for an individual or idea.
What are references?
Two things that should be used instead of sentences
What are bullet points and active language?
Communication, leadership, team-oriented, active-listening, critical thinking, decision-making
What are soft skills?
What is an "elevator pitch"?
Reverse chronological order
What is organzing experiences on application?
Times New Roman, Calibri, black ink, 10-12 point font range and no graphics
What is an appropriate resume format?
Average three-to-four bullet points, leveraging qualitative and quantitative data, highlights most important achievements
What is experience?
Assessing a person's specific knowledge, skills, and experience related to a particular job or field
What are technical questions?
What are the DON'Ts of interviews?
What is resume OR networking?
Action verbs to sell your tasks and achievements
What is action verbs?
What is tell the truth?
A simulation of a real-world job scenario where the candidate acts out a role to demonstrate their practical skills and how they handle pressure, conflict, and other work-related situations.
What is role playing?
Stumped on an interview question, but expressing you don't know the answer and you're willing to learn that concept/tool.
What is being resourceful OR not lying/being honest?